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f m * Thursday, July 26,1956 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Screu A Savings Plan to Fit Your Income! 'Everyone should know just how much of his pay- check must go for various living expenses. But its a wise person who includes SAVINGS in his budget. Plan to set aside a certain amount of your income regularly and add it to anSdsufed savings account here. You'll he delighted to see how fast your savings grow when you save with a />/</«. Iv- > ederal Savings JAND LOAN ASSOCIATION v A Clinton Institution Serving Clinton People Since 1909 Telephone No. • Support Your Local Chamber of Commorco A Continuation of Buy to Win Contest Will Run From July 21st Through August 18th Due to the fact there were three prizes unclaimed on June 30 drawing, we are having another drawing on August 18 at 5:30. We are also adding some additional prizes. 1st Prize—Orderpedic Mattress with Matching Box Springs $139.00 „ 2nd Prize—Reclining Chair 99.50 3rd Prize—Floral Rug 59.50 4th Prize—Chaise Lounge 39.50 5th Prize—Fry Pan (Nesco Cobkrfte) . . . . .. 24.95 6th Prize—2 Throw Rugs 16.50 7th Prize—1 Throw Rug 8.25 You must be present to win, or leave someone to hold your tickets. Tickets will be given with each dollar purchased or paid on each account. The following were winners of the “Buy to Win” contest on June 30: Mrs. Henry Csughman, Clinton. S. C„ Rt 1—Platform Rocker, $79.50. Mr. Freddie Gardner, Clinton, 8. C., Rt. 3—Floral Rug (9x12), $59.50. Mr. Joe Corley, Clinton, 8. C.—Lawn Reeiiner, $29.50. Mrs. Marie Roberts, Clinton, 8. C.—Mlxmaster Blender, $17.50. Mr. Sam Seawright, Joanna, 8. C.—Mohawk Rug (27x54), $12.95. Mr. J. W. Strickland, Clinton, 8. C„ Florence St.—Mohawk Rag (27x54), $12.95. Mrs. Cal Moore, Cross Hill, 8. C.—Ice Chest, $10.95. Mrs. Peggy Holaonback, Joanna, 8. C.—Ice Chest, $10.95. We are now In a position to render the following additional services to our customers: Wall to Wall Carpet, Drapes (Ready to Hang), Complete Upholstery Service (Satisfaction Guaran teed), Sander Per Rent, Polishing Machine For Rent Lawson Furniture Co. JOANNA, S. C. Not a Super Market —BUT A— Meat Market GRADE “A” FRYERS 85 c WHITE’S FULLY C6OKED (4-6 Lbs.) PICNIC HAMS »45 c FRESH S. C. MEDIUM <r EGGS - 39* TASTI-BEEF / CHUCK ROAST ib. 33 c OUR MAKE PORK—Save 25c SAUSAGE 3 lbs. $|.10 Buy 1 Pound-Get 1 Pound Free ALL HEAT WIENERS ix 49 1 —Open 7:15 A. M.— Pitts Country Market Clinton’s Oldest Meat Market PHONE IN YOUR MEAT ORDER . . TELEPHONE 98 mtMMiiiMOtnwwmHtiHciHiNNininwnmiititia Society *.. (Continued from page throe) at the Holland home. The home was lovely through out with arrangements of sum mer flowers. In the living room and den were gladioli, pom poms and roses in yellow. Bright hude zinnias decorated the porch. * In the dining room where a green and white motif was observed, the table was done in a bride and groom Effect, using miniature fig ures, white chrysanthemums and pom poms. .Assisting in serving punch, sandwiches, cookies and other party dainties were Mrs. Davis Holland, Jr., Misses Ann Johnson, Helen Ruth Holland and Myra Pitts. Also assisting were Mrs. A. C. Workman and Mrs. M. L. Robertson. The honored couple was re membered with a gift. Little Girl Celebrates Birthday On the occasion of her fifth birthday Monday, Jinny Cope land Hollis entertained a few lit tle friends at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C A. Hollis, Jr. The birthday cake and other party appointments were in a green and pink motif. After out door games individual cakes, ice cream and punch were served the little girls remembered with fa vors. % ! RECORDS Reece to C. P. Ashley, 4.44 acres and 3.68 acres in Waterloo Town ship, for $3,760,00 and assump tion of mortgage. Mrs. Corrie A. Thompson to West Virginia Pulp and Paper company, 234.6 acres bounded by lands of James Eichelberger, for $7,038.00. J. R. Coker to R. N.|Cok?r, lot on Lake Greenwood, fpr $150.00. Homer Parks Carlton and Car rie M. Carlton to Zeno E. Arm strong and Bettie G. Armstrong, lot in -Watts Mill Village, Lau rens, for $3,250.00 George Alfred Browning, Vio let Browning, Nellie A Browning, Medora B. Piper, Mattie B. Dicus, Individually and as Trustee, and bums B. Taylor to Horace A.' Hamm, Sr., and Bessie L. Hamm, lots on the Joanna to Whitmire highway, for $600.00. J. W. Todd, III, and Richards Todd, Executors to Fred Dewitt Coats, lot on Fleming street, Lau rens, for $400.00. E. H. Claburn and Elsie A. Claburn to O. S. ,McGaha and Ad- die Murr McGaha, 10.33 acres in Waterloo Township, for $6,500.00. A. Y. Bryson to Mrs. A. Y. Bry son, lot on Forest Drive, Laurens, for $5.00, love and affection. valuable % considera- » J. H. Floyd to J. M. Bouknight, lot on Lake Greenwood for $10.00 and other tions. Maniap* Licunias Isauad Jimmie Watts Campbell, Gray Court, and Betty Sue Leopard, Gray Court. Luther Carroll Chasteen, Hon- ea Path, and Mary Elizabeth Taylor, Ware Shoals. % Everett Roger Clark, Enoree, and Martha Pauline Lyons, Lau rens. v James Allen Davis, Honea Path, and Sara Mae Cunningham, Laurens. Julius Alfred Vick, Laurens, and Ethel Lee Griffin, Laurens. Lee Earl Anderson, Gray Court, and Elizabeth Pulley, Gray Court. Martin Lafayette Gwinn, Joan na, and Violet Patricia Thomas, Joanna. Louis Martin, Waterloo, and Hattie Bell Calwise, Waterloo. Birth Announcements WILLARD Mr. and Mrs. John Bearden Willard announce the birth of a son, John Bearden, Jr., on July 22 at Blalock clinic. Mrs. Willard was before marriage Miss Rebecca Crisp, of Laurens. CRAINE Mr. and Mrs. Will Craine an nounce the birth of a daughter, Cynthia Marie, on July 22 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Craine was before marriage Miss Frances Landers. 8HIPES Mr. and Mrs. Darling Pinckney Shipe, Joanna, announce the birth of a son, David Patrick, July 22 iff Blalook clinic. Mrs. Shipes was Miss Emma Crapps. CLAUSE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clause an nounce the birth of a son, James Otis, July 22 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Shipes is the former Miss Ann Campbell. COOPER Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Cooper announce the birth of a daughter, Teresa Ann, July 24 at Hays hos pital. Before marriage Mrs. Coop er was Miss Mary Ballard. Joanna, and Mrs. Nellie Wilson. Friends of Mrs. Torn Cooper will be interested to know she is a pa tient at Blalook clinic. J. W. Satterwhite has returned home after spending several days at Blalock clinic suffering injuries received in an accident. Earl Johnson has returned to his 1 home -in Kinards after a several days stay at Hays hospital. Mrs. Will Crisp, of Mountville, is j a patient at Blalock clinic. Mrs. Fred Satterfield has re turned to her home from Blalock clinic where she was a patient sev eral days last week. Friends of Fayte Ram age will be interested to know he returned home Tuesday from Hays hospital where he has been a patient sev eral weeks * Walter Murphy was a patient ait Blalock clinic several days last week suffering injuries received in an accident while at work. C. D. Benjamin returned on Tuesday to his home near here from Hays hospital where he has been a patient. WITH THE SICK Patients at Hays hospital include Miss Nellie Osborne, Mrs. James Barnes, Mrs. V. L. Wilburn, of The following public records were filed last week in the office of the Clerk of Court of Laurens County: Property Transfers Lucile Metts Watts to Mary Baldwin Cox, 2 1-4 acres in Lau rens Township, for $6,750.00. Carroll W. Copeland to Joe H. Bonds, lot on Stands street, Clin ton, for $900.00. J. D. Robins to R. L. Wade, lot on the property of J. D. Robins, for $135.00. \ Froella Little to Rebecca Little, %-acre in Hunter Township, for $1.00, love and affection. Bernice H. Hodges to George F. Brown, lot on West Street, Lau rens, for $6,500.00. J. H. Floyd to Malcolm E. Clay ton and Anna R. Clayton, lot on Lake Greenwood, for $10.00 and other valuable considerations. Joe H. Bonds to M. S. Marse and Nevelyn B. Marse, lot oh Shands street extension, Clinton, for $10.00 and other considera tions. Estell D. Ezell to Cecil W. Church and Louise P. Church, 1 acre in Waterloo Township, for $5.00 and assumption of mort gage. George Alfred Browning, Vio let Browning, Nellie A. Brown ing, Medora B. Piper, Mattie B. Dicus, Individually, and as Trus tees, and Bums B. Taylor to W. P. Wise and Viola J. Wise, lot on Joanna to Whitmire Hihway, for $400.00. Newberry Federal Savings and Loan Association to James Miller and Shirley P. Miller, lot on Mil- liken Street, Laurens^for $4,000. A. A. Ramage, Jr., and Flor ence D. Ramage, to Clyde F. Smith and Virginia N. Smith, lot on South Broad Street, Clinton, for $10.00 and other considera tions. Mrs. Gray Young Rye to Min nie Young, Mrs. Irene Y. Diller, Lizzie Lou Young and Macie Young, lot near the Town of Clinton, for $10.00 and other val uable considerations. J. H. Campbell and Mrs. Laler Campbell to Alfred W. Johnson,* lot on Pine Street, Clinton, fqr $10.00 and other valuable con siderations. Harry C- McCord to Ellen Wad dle Crowe, 1-4 of an acre in Youngs Township, for $3.00. Elbert J. Vinson to Grover Cleveland Moore, Jr, 36.55 acres in Youngs Township, for $7.00. Gettis L. Coats to the Cham pion Paaerand Fibre company, 40.40 acresTlVsCross Hill Town ship, for $1,010j Elzie W. Reece and Phoebe C. If your vacation plans call for travel, be sure that you are protected by adequate and dependable Automobile Insurance. JEtna’a coast to coast aarvice is important to the motorist who wants— and may need—the best. S. W. SUMEREL AETNA-BER 101 S. 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